Parallelogram opposites side theorem which states that If a quadrilateral is a parallelogram , then it’s opposite sides are congruent
Answer: x+1 = y/2
Step-by-step explanation:
X is increasing by 1
(Adding 1 to each number)
For Y, divide it by 2
-4/2 = -2
-2/2 = -1, etc.
Area of sector=sectorfraction times area
sector fraction=angle/360
area=pir^2
r=10
area=pi10^2=100pi
so
5pi/100pi=xdeg/360
1/20=x/360
times both sides by 360
18=x
answer is 18 degres
Answer:
2x-y-3=0
Step-by-step explanation:
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I just started doing function in my Algebra class. So what I was taught was there can't be more than 1 output aka "y" for one input aka "x".
So with the ordered pairs you have above is a function because there's only 1 output coming out. I have a picture showing why. It's labeled a purple one.
You know a graph or anything is not a function because it has more than 1 output which is not okay. For example: (1,6), (5,3), (2,9), and (1, 7) Now you notice that I have two coordinate pairs that have x for 1 and y for 6 and 7. I have another picture showing a example of a non-function.